A New Beginning for a Canadian Icon

For the first time in more than 40 years, three North American river otter pups were born at the Zoo.

With your support, the new Community Conservation Centre will create meaningful connections between people and wildlife, helping more guests experience the wonder of species like the North American river otter while learning why conservation matters.

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Going the Extra Mile: Celebrating 13 Years of Turtle Conservation

To honour 13 years of conservation success, Oasis ZooRun participants will receive an exclusive race medal featuring Captain Sunshine, a beloved Blanding’s turtle and the inspiring face of the program.

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A Transformative Gift: Recognizing a Donor’s Lasting Impact on the Toronto Zoo’s New River Otter Habitat

We are deeply honoured to name the pups in memory of Mavis Berwick, her family, and their lifelong commitment to wildlife conservation. The Berwick Family of King City shares an inspiring and long-standing history of generosity with the Toronto Zoo, having supported critical projects such as the Amur Tiger Habitat redevelopment project and the new Red Panda Habitat through the Toronto Zoo Wildlife Conservancy.

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The Toronto Zoo – My Second Home

As the dedicated fundraising partner of the Toronto Zoo, one of our main areas of focus is education and community. Through hands-on learning experiences and meaningful community engagement, the Toronto Zoo inspires people of all ages to connect with nature—sparking curiosity, encouraging collaboration, and empowering action to protect wildlife and biodiversity.

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Who We Are

The Toronto Zoo Wildlife Conservancy is the dedicated fundraising partner supporting vital conservation efforts led by the Toronto Zoo. With the help of generous donors, we support animal well-being, essential conservation science programs, and experiential learning opportunities connecting people with nature.